Discussion · Government Orders
Elizabeth May Green
“I agree with the member. Her numbers show that committees do not slow down our work in the House. I want to know if she has anything else to add.”
“Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Saint‑Jean for her excellent speech. I completely agree with her. She raised some points and shared new figures. Well, they were new to me, at least. The member showed that the committees are not an obstacle to progress here in the House. I thank her for that. Was there anything else my colleague wanted to add?”
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Signal 39 of 100
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Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Saint‑Jean for her excellent speech. I completely agree with her. She raised some points and shared new figures. Well, they were new to me, at least. The member showed that the committees are not an obstacle to progress here in the House. I thank her for that. Was there anything else my colleague wanted to add?